Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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62 Rifle Club Snap! Wham! Pop! no, not your breakfast cereal, just the Rifle Club whooping it up each Sunday after- noon. With Mr. Harris scrambling for his life, the sharpshooters blasted Their way through another successful season. This organization is a branch of the National Rifle Association, and medals of varying degrees are awarded on the basis of scores ob- tained on the firing range. Improvements at the front were necessitated by the advent of sev- eral inopportune feathered corpses, and with the facilities in better con' during the year. -A . fr' dition, membership nearly doubled ,jf'T7'- Ig ' P, - . . . '- W ,.,.. , , , . .1-z. -Lg: ,kdm .I -4.-A , ,fr Q M 7 5 ,Q ,wc - f 4' 4 ..f- .. ,. . , y, 1 ,K . Q c , n, . 4.5: , T p-gl'..n ' 54 gr' , , A y . , r I , - 4 'W I . I r W 'll ' f 'H . I ,,. ' u ' -v W . xl . M ff., ' QOOO' , - 1. X ' ', 43,306 M1 ' .t I ' ' ' VL 'vm T . Courage, men, courage. The end is in sight. Y N 'JT 'gg W 6. . V ' Zqilyv I K g A 'T f -fm .ny ws TQ' Q ..WvJkQ, ,g'J. ..g-fig' if F ' n. .Q 'vt I I Ls' H--. . Ik ,J FIRST ROW: Crane, Hunsuclcer, Iver- sen, M. Wright, Nigh, Hornaday, LaSelle, Smitasiri, Ryder, SECOND ROW: Pettingell, Heintz, Alvarez, Bud Wilson, Ackerson, Mitchum, Mr. H0 fl5f EVWIVL Boyne, Arnett. THIRD ROW: Tuteur, Mr, Iversen, S. Han- 'ff . I we mal SON, Oatway, Birdsey, T. Wilson, Plaut. Baum, Luclcing, J. Williams, Bell, um iv.

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Trap Club An empTy clay-pigeon box, a warm gun, expelled shells and one TrusT- raTed gunner TypiTy The end of a suc- cessful shoot, Led by Mr. lversen, The founder of The club, The clay shaTTerers meT each Sunday aTTer- noon To mafch Their skill againsT The pigeon slingersf' The Trap range is one of The newer addiTions, and one ol: The mosT popular, on campus, lT was consTrucTed Two years ago un- der The enThusiosTic guidance of Mr. lversen. One musT be voTed inTo This organizaTion, and This year's in- creased membership enabled The an- nuol Quiggle Cup ShooT To become The mosT hoTly conTesTed, evenly maTched compeTiTion in The hisTory of The award, Pull! 55 bi' 'X7F. Q r,,,,,,,,- I .- or ' , Only one shot, buf They're big fires! -- 1... ' T... , Q--Lk' ilirjwl sl if To TL: nl-H1 , Q I .gg Q 63